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Clickbait title. They are doing it not to screw the customer, but to help him because of AT&T and Verizon policies. Blame these carriers, not Netflix.
by dudul 11y ago
Clickbait title. They are doing it not to screw the customer, but to help him because of AT&T and Verizon policies. Blame these carriers, not Netflix.
- pm24601 11y agoExactly. This is a positive thing. Only thing missing is that Netflix should put a notice on the video that the quality may be bad because Netflix is protecting against overages. When I watch a video on a phone most of the time I don't even good quality video. I just need enough to follow along. The exceptions I can think of: 1. movies/shows/scenes where there is some sort of significant visual reveal: a facial expression that shows an opinion contrary to what is being said; a letter shown that the viewer needs to be able to read 2. characters that are sneaking around 3. heavy action movies with lots of changing scenes/explosions etc. But for something like House of Cards; its fine. I have larger screens for a reason.
- dudul 11y agoAgreed. Adding a disclaimer explaining why the quality is so bad would be a good thing.